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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
THE MEXICO.
The Handsome SteamshAP He.
comes q Total Wreck.

SFATTLE, April 3.-The steamship
Mexico, which was reported last night
to be total wreck. was wrecked while
returning from Nanaimo in Plumper's
Pass. At low tide her bow only is to be
seen. Captain Huntington thinks she
can be raised. He and some OF
the officers remain at the scene of the
wreck. No lives were lost. The crew
has been taken to Victoria. At the time
of the accident the vessel was in com.
mand of Captain Dan Morrison, an
experienced British Columbia pilot.
The Mexico was built in 1881 at San
Francisco, for the Mexican trade, and
has been running for several years now
in the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
panv's employ. She was valued at
$500, 900 and we'll insured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
ARARE.KNUCKLE FIGHT.
James MOrrissey throws Up the
Sponge after Five Rounds.

j mes WOfT1SSey GhHO~S " INV
sponge after Five Rounds.
SACRAMENTO, April 3-Early this
morning, on the Riverside road. Tom
Avery of San Francisco, and James
Morrissey of this city, engaged in bare
knuckle fight in the presence OF about
sixty Sacramento bloods Avery weighed
l4O pounds and Morrissey l5O. The
former was in the best condition. and in
the betting he was favorite by two to
one. In the fifth and last round the
fighters clinched and fell to the ground.
Morrissey was beneath. His ankle was
badly sprained and he was obliged to
throw up the sponge. Both were con-
siderably punished, Avery about the
body and Morrissey about the face, his
cheek being laid open. His nose and lip
were badly cut. The fight was for a
800 purse and both men fought to win.
The tickets to witness the fight were
$3.50
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
People of Petaluma.

PETALUMA, April 3.-The Board OF
Trade held their first annual meeting for
the election of Board of Directors.
The former Board was reelected with
the exception of two. M. D..
Hopkins and ]. A. McNear were
elected. Much enthusiasm was shown
in the proposed railway to Sebastopol
and the lower valley. 1t was unanim-
ously resolved to cooperate with the
people of that location and 500, 600 in
stock was promised from citizens of this
city.
There is no need of rain on the higher
Iinds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
SEARCHING THE ASHES.
The Hotel Del Monte Safe Foun6
Uninjured.

MONTEREY. April 3.-The site where
lately stood the Hotel del Monte was
surrounded to-day by crowd of curious
people, who gazed sadly at the wreck.
The safe, which contained large quan.
tity of vaIuables, was taken from the
debris to-day and opened. The jewelry
and coin were found uninjured. Some
checks were also found preserved. but o
quantity of greenbacks and valuable
documents were destroyed. The work
of removing the debris, preparatory to
beginning new structure, will begin to-
morrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
Burned to Death.

MITCHELL, Dak., April 3.-Ths
charred remains of Mrs. John Maniece,
living twelve milss south of here, were
found in the burned debris Of her house
this morning. The iD occurred at 10
o'clock on Friday night. Her husband
is in California. There is some room to
suspect foul play.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
The Pope,s Designs.

ROM, April 3.-The Pope has sent
confidential communication to the Prus-
sian Bishops inviting suggestions q to
the feasibility Of establishing Nupcia.
ture ct Berlin for PrussA, and one Nun.
ciature for the whole d Germany.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
A new Italian Ministry.

ROME, April 3.-The formation of a
new cabinet has been virtually accom-.
plished. Signor Depretis becomes min.
lister of Foreign Affairs; Crispi, minister
of the Interior; Signor Viale, of War;
Signor Zanardelli, of Justice, and
Sarraceo, of Public Works. In
other departments the present
ministers retain their portfolios.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
Crop Report.

CHICAGO, April 3.-The Farmers Re-
Uiew, in its crop report for the week,
says: "Reports from the winter wheat
growing States are still of favorable
tenor, the majority of reports indicating
that fall.sown grain is in fall average
condition. The weather continues dry
10 Missouri and Kansas, and there is
great lack of moisture, partiqS2ariy in
the last.named State, but as yet the crop
has not been seriously injured on this
account. Over widely distributed area
in Michigan and Wisconsin the land Ia
still under snow"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
The Judges Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-The JUS
tices ofAthe State Supreme Court left to.
day in time to arrive and open Court to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock for the
regular term at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
Excha nges for the Week.

BosToN. April 3.-Dispatches to the
Post from the managers of the leading
clearing houses of the United States show
that the gross exchanges for the wek end,
ing April End were $l,029. 1884, Ill, an
inclease of lis per cent. over the cor.
responding week last gear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
Destruction of a Church.

LONDON, April 3.-The roof of the
church at Linguglossa, Sicily, fell with.
out warning during the services yester.
day, burying beneath it one hundred
persons, forty of whom were killed and
injured, .....-.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16


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Hos - serve = s4ssle%as-e Dsaasr.
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80 slzg al sas-S s5as3s - Ae.srs1sa t.else-
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tes K441s
he ~rasf Ia serving di2ass q ecaFsss :
$50 s - fel.ssss
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s1l~a, oesssrs cEssHi. es1ss. oyslsss are
.eEsed ga plssss far tao purpose Five eysssEs
= tAs ss4A aSlsker. sop = a. al la = 1esg
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are serves zad svzssssa lesslhsr. tiss p-s-ss
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sssFiss pssts, etc a small vfe2ce0t s4spea
pate fss ace nsa D0s-s AcoO2spseiez tasss.
Tie essl4es pare - sssall Aa2 hsga'y decor
4tet- Fer tie FSass 10 Plate Is q largest
slze ana nat flacque ahspsd plates ale
aiica Used fer tea DESERT Ice cTs&I Is
served ia cat glass aishe<.
Heavy cat gas n0w represents the naos.
elegant 81 nhs 40 for the table ena > llsei
tor a variety OF pleees, inclnGlng The salad
ho~ls, in-lsicual pepper ana sslss, bonbon
dishes lu odd sLapes Of leaves. crsscents, etc,
a. veil as fsgvr bowls, Sesarters AID VINE
AIT al stsin ia the srtlsticsily decorated table
A. the CHINA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

At foreigners reside IN tbe Tartar citT. but
ths rfirarss "a - ~ Is vss ao. mere en-
.- Bar wfss Sc a1d seen h~To7d iss
rstes. Ia fact st a. LOOKS Ike a ysst suBure.
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sweet IN virt-r. sna q1aruirss ID s'smnseT,
ga grtea sT,,a-ll- peris ga 80 30 9Vs,
taaf would c-eacs = rcs+l.rc. n saT otesr
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lelfcan ,s 81 IS during 80 ~,t sFsso1, ard
rfr.s hsrr sr-csilv brsn crseueo IN the
srssts Tee o5oss thea h~~zsr DER ,tlosi,
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

II Tiers - two or more causes OF motion
taking place ia two differrn. right lines,
whether mhsrsnt in the BODY o. external 10
Il. these effects do not interfere nor does
either diminish Or augment the effect of Tie
ota-r. Ia other words, wbsn = forcs acts
upo0 = body IA motion, ths change OF motion
which 10 produces Is IA the direction ard pro-
por.ioned - tLs Ilasni-ues OF tasforce when
setz- These who move on railroad at tos
rats Of lhifsy ln.ies - hour or forty Eve fest
IA second. 90 net Dad tie relation IN which
they siani 20 the objects in tie carriage Ia
any decree changed ~ ne velocity Tia
stcns or ball. Ike t1e passengers, has = COM
mon motion onward with ard derived from
tes tsAin, and when let fail from ths hand Il
retains that motion during is descent. At
The commencement II rs fall it would have
toe speed OK tie traiu IN = horizontal direc-
ton AMI gravity would act gpon 10 in a verii-
cal direction AnG it would Jail though the
SAT wAs without motion
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Stars OF the first s.x nagnirnoes are visible
20 Tie naked eve Oh clear. TnOOnless nights
The number visible at any oas tins would
vary with the position o. tho h-ave1s lor
mare correctly, et LII caEt5.. a be number
- stars ~ tie arst SIX maGuitud.s between
ia north pole and IS dogs soutn OF the
equator, which includes ~ which cgininEts
at greater slsitude team Is dogs. tsr TIE Elid-
die states. il a. follows; First magnitude, Il /.
second. ~. third, IL, fourth, %i3; lzsh. So;
sixth. c.cl0. tot2i. 1891. Isis. who gives
thss 1gurss. says, however, that there are
81 mere Which hs can SEQ NTH his naked
sye. We might say that perhaps about
;wo-thirrs o. the above number g, 39ll
would. on the average, DC visible albany
ene tine.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
MCHiGAS MENTION
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
Green rornatc Pickle.

For an excellent pickle Of green tomatoes
cut peck Of tomatoes in thin slices, sprinkle
with salt, using about two teacupfuls, and
let stand tseo days; tsen drain OF the brine
SLIGO dossn onions tain and mix together a
fourth Of pound each ~ mustard and mus
tard seed. and an ounce each OF ground
cloves. allsDice and pepper Put the toma-
toes, onions and spices INTO the preserving
settle, in layers. and cover with good vine
gar Boil slowly half an hour or until toe
tomato looks clear.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The overland ro4fs 20 California have
adopted system q photographs tickets
We presume tie purpose i Ia beS1 me scaipsr
and preyeat uAusfesziS IL Is a very la
geaions pan Along tie margin Of tie
ticket the following IS printed ia small type.
Iale-rsleais
Slim -4sa.aEs- Stout
lcang Aldale a. d l.iisriy.
Lys-it yk-- Dark
Har-LiEhf-D
bezrd-Nusrscoe- ln--Sice--Sone
Now. supposag \ yQung wonal o. slight
build. Ozark ~yes aad light kair boards TIC
overland train. She lsaas Der ticket e tie
hurrying conductor, VII. before returning
TIE pcs,sbo4id 10 her. siz-s a.. lis passenger
and with his littis paneA cas- holes IN tie
wou.s mae, ~ige4lani." stout. -i.lil6i@
aged. "e,desly." -.isAt. dr. (" -,nustxche. :"
chin ana s.1e --1os .on Post
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Peaches and pears for brsndying should be
peeled and plums pricked To prevent burst
ing. Make syrup with tnree-fourths & a
pound or pound Of sugar. a. Is preferred,
10 pound 81 fruit, using small c-pful of
water 70 a pound Of sugar. Let tina syrup
come 20 boil, put the fruit in and boil FIVE
u,inusex. Remove the fruit carefully and let
TIE syrup boil fifteen minu;es longer. or until
Il tkicssns well: adj one pint II brandy %
four pounds o. fruit and take the kettle from
toe fire. Poor the hot syrup ever the fruit
and seal
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Millionaire Mscksy recently filed sor
week the position o. superintendent az the
Bonanza mines during tie temporary sbsenco
Of the regular boss lie was " bright and
early every morning. doaned miners suit,
went into tic mine ~ tic usual hour and was
not seen again on the surface Eli he emerged
from The suDtsTraaean depths al 40 o'c.oc@
in tue evening. lie took hold Just as &c us1i
20 ia the Old tunes VIXEN nc had 20 Go Il fer "a
per dAv.-Cisveian0 Leader.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
Apple Pickles.

Peel enough apples to Gil I Jar Of any size
you may choose and preparing by the foi-
lowing receipt enough vinegar to cover
them, pour it over the apples boiling hot and
repeat this three days in succession. II the
apples are not clear and tender by that TINA,
turn the whole jarfnl into a bel metal kettle.
and boil until the fruit Is sufficiently soft 10
be readily pierced by = straw. 70 seven
pounds o. frIit, which viii about Gil gallon
Jar. pat three POUNDS Of brown sugar, one
quart Of good cider vinegar, tablespoonful
u celery seed, tablespoonful of powdered
cinnamon and half dozen whole cloves.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

sunday = 80 called because this day was
sacient,y dedicated 10 tae sun or is worship.
Monday signifies dsy Of the m0on CT DAP
sacred 20 tac roou. Tuesday fro1i 1iewes,
ths Mars % oar ancestor. Use GOD O. var,
and DAG. q cay Y sdresday from Weida tia
h| CHEST kcd 81 The Germans 4ua Scandinavi-
ans. and da-. a d4y thursday from Thur,
the 60 q tauud-r. and dag. day Friday
frusl fris. th- goddess q marriage. and dag,
q day. s~tsvlsy froai Sgsurn -nd dag. =
day.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Brown ssuce is an important source %
ssvor IN the coosiFE Ok ths cheaper uscsts,
ard is greatly rslisaei By all children and
many xrovn people. vito potatoes. rics and
snd Tie ike Nor. brs-n SAGE. IL. IN can
mon psrisnce. geoa. brown gravy A iIttls
meat dripping and iittls butter ere piac~d
ovsr ths Ere. sorae eowag Is stirred il ard.
bro-n.5. srtef ~hich j. pouFs1 on. lttls st
. time. eacuzh boiling -stsr "a make ia
gravy. ~hirh - b5lles ssi sessosed vi;h SAT-
sud p>vYer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

cs~tsi7 pFrfsseis1sl nsa n Crfsrso.
Pa. hss seheai~ vhia n,izht ~ s5or-.s
~ every 90 who perS h.s sreet tsx. We
14a - 49, r-47l~tF1 - s-sDd 81 = ne.-
neat. sass 81 fae rFsssnr- - ssssan-- -
sEe sforfss "a =. ~ esd ese-s~--ei Fl taki7r
r-ot7TrFr 81 t,- rs a .as ar - ne~irz
TO f4 ed Svaz r%enpt 1s scteras
~-r<s p 7e~fe--ieE sr@ - s. asrr- r~o1sles
q ss1e-l su,s &C az Ns~s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

An end Wood sign for a Square room, re-
produced from Decorator and FurniSher, is
shown in the cut. Hard wood floors are in
use in the finest class OF houses, and continued
trial only makes their advantages moro man
isest Besides their durability, hard wood
floors, especially these o. end construction,
have a beauty Of cpior and grain which re-
commends them 10 the eye. and when used in
conjunction with n pienitude Of rich AID
heavy rugs they go far towards filing the 10
luiremcnts OF perfect door.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Do unto others as you would bs done BIZ.
This sentiment Christ uttered IN his sermon
on .ne mount. when hs -aid Therefore al
things whatsoever va would that men should
CO q you, do % even 50 - them Matt.
va, l2l Il Was not original with him. how
ever, but vas essentially common property
among al ancient races. Cosfucius said, SO
3 C.. DO not % another which you desiga
not alm 70 DO 20 you and Hinel. nfty years
before Jesus. ssid. THE whole law is, do as
you would % dsEs By
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The -ss-a ~ rainrrii and Hercu'sneum
wsrs oservh-insd ~ "a eruption q N-sr-
Vl1s. scceufpsniec ~ Al earthquake. Aug -
snd -. A y - A. RE 'izn~ the principal
ritisres ~-r. assemblies ~ a theatre. rhsrs
public specfszles -sere rxhiHf-ed TIE who's
city aua surrounding cuuurrT we're buried by
tae ssbes. Ter asarn c7aferles re place vas
lost entirety. after rh.ch 'iei- tbs mere seci-
saa.sl upsufuias q vs-- l-d r. e sssa-
cove1tn<
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
Their FIRST s,Sht of Roses.

It Is said that tho Eorwcsians on TIE first
sight OF roses dared not touch what they con
c,ived were trees baGd.ag with Arc; and tns
natives Of Virginia sre reported a. having,
the first time they seized Or q cs;1n.ity q,
runpovder which belonged 70 toe English
colony, sowed itfor grain, expecting 20 reap
plentiful crop of combustion b. tho next
harvest, sufficient to blow away ali int:uce-2
--Hsgazine of American History.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The beauty, eleanlirsss and hsalthfulness
OF hard wood floors have made them popular
with all thrifty HOUSE, wives, and The growing
favor with which they are regarded hes lei
10 many Improvements IN their construction.
Among drawbacks TO the use OF these floors
has been the readiness 10 show even moderate
wear. such rs marks OF casters, nails il shoe
heels, etc i remedy 10 this has been found
in using the end CT tia wood instead OF the side
for the surface OF the blocks, "a il has long
been known that the lns wearing surface VI
wood IS on the end OF the grain.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Fsyth, the Bridgeport safe burglar, says
that safes should oc set on blocks and placed
il corner in such position that the door,
gill shut toward the wall 7his makes Il
necessary 20 move the safo in order 10 get a;
the door with tae wedges and jimmy, and The
Job is difficult and dangerous. Chicago New
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Two crr-u,s - Ss~ Orleans nsoisSre<. ~
c-1pfus = osFss seEar. o. cuDfrl = mix.
bost>r ths r7e - 81 ecz crs lsrre crpfsi q
grated checasAts. - - starred 81 ~asn iss
rnsxt1rs "a csens flavor With vsniEa. Four
~ huts@rss tias ara vhsn nearly cool nasrk
g. into scnarsS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

An easy way Of -ssplEg p.uais that ara
Gem and nor over ripe IS . CIT out the stones,
drain on cises~ cloth and pack in diy sugar.
Put a two inch layer OF sugar in the jar, then
oas layer u pigms; cover an inch deep With
sugar, then another layer o. piums, and SO on
til ths jar IS tled, tho top being suSa..
Cover with cloth aud a stone Id Tor week
or more and al up with sugar as The fruit
shrinks. Susan Power, who 5 authority for
tie above, says the fruit keeps remarkably.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Tie earliest references &c shsvinz is fonnd
in Gsness 81. q. rtsf- ~ rsad s..at Josspa.
ga being oinscasri tsfer- tre king. shaved
tom irrE enough before thst oscasi8n. 1hars
arr several d.e-cs.oes ss e. stseiax IA leviti-
rms. aaa tas pfsrtlg- 81 allotted ta in many
ether ssfts u .iesigtufe. las E..iasB. s~ssr
wurs 1tl4fa.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

u TIA ufrboae57 4 ta- trssks TNfhe's
Pros te~ stream ~ fer~stsnin-ss. rrorn
whah -ssis ariz before passing fn+o th-
fvess f.siss ra-s tasY say forget al
easrhis ssffees
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

A ll,tls Cas- avenue giFi came home from
church Crca.ir tTouo.sa ever tie botfoniess
pr. Alter awol.e she ciecrcd Up, saying: u
didn't shins q it before. bat Il TIE bottom q,
The pit Is ont ! could gal cut Gu the other sice
-ou.dn't l:'--D etgCi, -'ri.-a-.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
and Chandeliers.

Metal and Decorated Parlor
Lamps and Shades 10 match,
with Rochester, San or Du-
pick Burners - the best burn
ers made for light. The assert
ment is endless. The prices
are lower than ever before.
How is this: Glass Hand
Lamps, - cents; Glass Stand
Lamps, 90 cents: Decorated
Vase Lamps. with Porcelain
Shades, 20 cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-11-17
SQUIBS.

An early settler-a man who pays for
his lodging before going to bed.
Friend "Stammer, old boy, I hear you
have purchased parrot?" Stanmer-
"Ye-ye-yeth, an it it'll gwgw-gweat IF
fan, you know. I'm t-t-teaching it tito
t-t-tGIk.''
Teacher to Naughty Boy-Now, sir,
hold out your hand.
Naughty Boy-Look out, ma'am!
There's mouse behind you!
(Teacher screams violently and makes
a dash for girls entry. School adjourps
at boys entry.
"Do you think that we literary men
are overworked?" asked writer during
a conversation at a dinner table.
81 don't thiuk so,' some one replied.
''It's the public that is oyerworked. The
readers are the ones that need rest.
Customer getting measured -"How
much are these trousers going to cost
me?" Tailor-''T wenty two dollars, sir.
How many pockets do you want IL
them?" Customer-''None. [ won't
need any pockets after I've paid for the
trousers